Category:User:Dragons flight

This page shows most of the figures that Dragons flight have at various times contributed to Wikipedia. Like most materials on Wikipedia, they are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. If you would like to use one of these figures in a context outside of Wikipedia which is incompatible with the GFDL, then Dragons flight can be reached by Wikimail to discuss licensing terms.

Contributed Figures edit

Temperature Reconstructions edit

Last 25 years of temperature change	Comparision of the surface and satellite temperature records of the last 25 years.
Instrumental temperature record	Last 1000 years of temperature
Last 2000 years of temperature	Temperature changes during the Holocene (last 12 kyr). Note that the time axis is reversed relative to previous plots
Changes in temperature during the most recent glacials and interglacials	Five million years of climate change
65 million years of climate change. Includes the nucleation of the Antarctic ice sheet which started the present ice age	500 million years of climate change

Carbon Dioxide edit

Changes in carbon dioxide concentrations, both during the recent glacial/interglacial cycles and during the last 1000 years. Since the Industrial Revolution, carbon dioxide levels have dramatically risen to levels not seen during the last 400 thousand years. This change is implicated as a likely cause of global warming.	Recent total global emissions of carbon dioxide from fossil fuel burning, logarithmic scale.
Recent global emissions of carbon dioxide broken down by various type of fuel, linear scale.	Carbon emissions broken down by various regions around the globe.
Recent history of changes in carbon dioxide concentration and the flux of carbon into the atmosphere necessary to create it.	Changes on carbon dioxide concentrations during the last 550 million years. The present day is at the left hand side of the figure.

Biodiversity and Extinctions edit

Sea Level Change edit

Recent sea level rise as indicated by a combination 23 long-term tide gauge records in geologically stable environments	History of sea level changes during the present interglacial episode
Sea level rise since the last glacial maximum	Comparison of two reconstructions of Phanerozoic sea level changes

Global Maps edit

Shows the distribution of temperature increases associated with global warming. The anomalies are average temperatures from 1995 to 2004 and are computed is respect to averages over the 1940 to 1980 interval.	Shows the predicted warming over the 21^st century due to business as usual greenhouse gas emissions as reported by the HadCM3 climate model.
Map of changes in mountain glacier thickness since 1970. Sites with thinning shown in orange and red. Sites of thickening shown in blue. Larger circles indicate larger changes.